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Updated to do list.

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Werner Almesberger 2010-09-10 16:18:20 -03:00
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atrf atrf
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AT86RF230-based IEEE 802.15.4 transceiver. Two variantes: one to make a USB AT86RF230-based IEEE 802.15.4 transceiver. Two variants: one to make a USB
dongle for use with any Linux host, and one that connects with SPI directly dongle for use with any Linux host, and one that connects with SPI directly
inside a Ben. inside a Ben.
Update: following Rikard Lindstrom's revelation that we can use the uSD slot
also just as general GPIOs, the variant that goes inside the Ben can wait a
bit and the atusd board for insertion into the uSD slot is being worked on
first. We can verify most of the design of a fully integrated board with the
atusd board and the latter will be of greater immediate use.
Things done
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- verify that the Ben can output an a) 16 MHz clock, and b) with +/- 40 ppm
Done, see ecn/ecn0005.txt. Works fine.
- replace discrete balun and filter with integrated solution, to reduce BOM
size, maybe cost, insertion loss, and PCB space (see ATRF/ECN0003)
Done for atusd. At a first glamce, does not seem to affect performance.
- check if we really need three DC blocking caps in the RF path
Reduced to two in atusd without apparent ill effects.
Things not done yet Things not done yet
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@ -50,14 +73,9 @@ Things not done yet
will already tell most of the story) with calibrated antenna for FCC/ETSI will already tell most of the story) with calibrated antenna for FCC/ETSI
compliance assessment. Vary transmit power. compliance assessment. Vary transmit power.
- use IEEE 802.15.4 stack from linux-zigbee - use IEEE 802.15.4 stack from linux-zigbee. The linux-zigbee kernel is
currently at 2.6.35. Once 2.6.36 is released, we should have Ben and
- verify that the Ben can output an a) 16 MHz clock, and b) with +/- 40 ppm IEEE 802.15.4 support in the same kernel without further ado.
- replace discrete balun and filter with integrated solution, to reduce BOM
size, maybe cost, insertion loss, and PCB space (see ATRF/ECN0003)
- check if we really need three DC blocking caps in the RF path
- change layout of transceiver side of the board for placement inside Ben - change layout of transceiver side of the board for placement inside Ben
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- implement sleep mode - implement sleep mode
- (atusd) verify SPI signal timing, particularly the data clock
Bugs to fix Bugs to fix
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- atrf vs. atspi naming is a bit confusing - atrf vs. atspi naming is a bit confusing. Rename atrf hardware to atusb,
and maybe the tools from atspi to atrf ?
ccrf ccrf
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Board similar to the atrf, but with the TI/Chipcon CC2520. Board similar to the atrf, but with the TI/Chipcon CC2520.
Cancelled. The CC2520 falls under US export restrictions, apparently because
it contains an AES engine.
cntr cntr
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